Science vs God

I was reading this article about science, about how it is searching for the fundamental answer. Why are we here? Where do we go after death? How did we evolved? And it was interesting to see how science has evolved. When Newton discovered gravity, it was all about understanding how did the universe works. When Einstein said "God does not play dice" he knew God has all the answer to all questions that cannot be solved or explained by world's greatest scientist. However now we see an emergence of a new theology. A new way of thinking. What if God doesn't exist at all. What if we found an answer to our existence finally. What if God is just a mere primitive thinking, just an idea waiting to expire while waiting for a scientist to finally provide an equation that will sent all the world's theism into frantic. Looking through some new books in MPH or the Borders, you can find some title "God is Not Great" or "God is not Real" or "God does not exist"... and it makes you wonder why these people are denying someone that they do not know. But hey, that is how science has evolved and it will not be pretty.
I was leading the youth last week on Adam and The Creation and was very glad I found my answer there and then. I love science, but no science can blast me all the way to a new unexplored territory in the universe that God can't.